Parker Industrial
NEXVA EVA Hose RoHS- Series 450

Type:  Suction & Discharge

Sub Type:  Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose

Vendor:  Parker Industrial

Application:

NEXVA EVA Hose RoHS
Series 450

• Mild chemicals; anhydrous ammonia, herbicides, pesticides, water
• Anhydrous ammonia applicator, light vacuum line, seed insertion, sight gauge
• Agriculture, commercial lawn and garden

Series 450 is a medium pressure hose designed to handle chemicals such as anhydrous ammonia, herbicides, pesticides and water. The semi-translucent construction permits visual observation of materials being conveyed, and the durable contsruction is resistant to abrasion, ultraviolet light and weathering.

NOTE: Do not use for anhydrous ammonia delivery/transfer.

Vacuum:  Light
Industry Standards:  RoHS

Tube:

Semi-translucent natural ethyl vinyl acetate (EVA)

Reinforcement:

Multiple textile plies

Cover:

Semi-translucent natural ethyl vinyl acetate (EVA)

Temperature:

-50°F to +125°F (-45°C to +52°C) Working pressures are at +68°F (+20°C). Higher temperatures reduce the available working pressure.

Packaging:

Coils

Branding:

NEXVA 12 BY PARKER NEXGEN (P/N) (ID) X (OD) MAX WP XXX PSI AT 68°F (20°C) CANADA (DATE CODE)

Couplings:

Contact JGB for proper fitting recommendation and coupling procedure.

Part No.	ID		Reinf Plies	OD		Approx Wt Per Pkg		Max Rec WP@ 68°F	Std Pack	Request Quote
	(in)	(mm)		(in)	(mm)	(lbs)	(kg)	(psi)	Qty (ft)
450-04000500	1/4	6.4	2	.390	9.9	15.00	6.80	300	500	Request Quote
450-06000300	3/8	9.5	2	.595	15.1	21.00	9.53	250	300	Request Quote
450-08000300	1/2	12.7	2	.720	18.3	27.00	12.25	250	300	Request Quote
450-10000300	5/8	15.9	2	.845	21.5	32.00	14.51	200	300	Request Quote
450-12000300	3/4	19.1	2	.970	24.6	39.00	17.69	150	300	Request Quote
450-16000200	1	25.4	2	1.310	33.3	49.00	22.23	150	200	Request Quote

Warnings! Couplings attached with bands or clamps may reduce the working pressure of the hose assembly to less than the maximum rated working pressure of the hose. Refer to the NAHAD Industrial Hose Assembly Guidelines. Working pressures are at +68°F (+20°C). Higher temperatures reduce the available working pressure.